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PlanningBoard | 2012-01-09 | 12 | Mr. Dewes replied that a fair comprise would be to have a cap of up to 3 to 5 years because after 5 years the market and state regulations may have changed, and that compromises Target's retail flexibility. Mr. Thomas replied to Board member Kohlstrand's question about the Board's ability to condition the project. The current City/Catellus agreement says that the City doesn't want a grocery store on this site, so the condition could be imposed. Board member Zuppan raised a need to include a condition regarding lighting on the site plan to protect wildlife at night. President Ezzy Ashcraft asked Mr. Thomas to list the conditions. Mr. Thomas reported on the resolution of approval, which contains 78 conditions on attachment 3. Based on the Board's comments, the following conditions were added: (1) add bike racks to Buildings G and H, including Board member Burton comment about visible bicycle facilities near the buildings' entrances; (2) widen the pedestrian path that leads from building G to Building K; (3) relook at the sidewalk crossings with the loading dock as part of the design review for Building A and review Board member Burton's suggestion to improve the sidewalk from Building A to F; (4) relook at the design review for Building K to see if there are options for redesigning the parking options along 5th Street and increase the aesthetics; (5) review the lighting plan and amend the language with Board member Zuppan's comments; (6) amend the typos in the staff report's illustrations. President Ezzy Ashcraft asked Mr. Dewes what would happen after Target's nontaxable goods cap expired. Mr. Dewes replied that Target could do as they initially were proposing to do since they made a concession to cap the nontaxable goods for 5 years Board member Henneberry stated that Target would be willing to operate under the 10% cap for up to 5 years and after that it would be business as usual. He asked if other cities cap Target's nontaxable good sales. Mr. Dewes replied there are stores where nontaxable good sales are limited. Board member Kohlstrand made a motion to adopt the resolution with the six amendments provided by Mr. Thomas and included the condition to cap Target's nontaxable sales floor area at 10% for up to 5 years. Board member Henneberry seconded the motion. The motion was approved 5-1. (Board member Henneberry opposed) Approved Meeting Minutes Page 12 of 14 January 9, 2012 | PlanningBoard/2012-01-09.pdf |